YouTube Music and Google Play Music. Allo and Hangouts. Google Plus and Orkut. Google loves to duplicate its apps and services. The situation is no different for cord cutters and streamers: one company, two completely different solutions. So, if you’re wondering whether you should buy a Google Chromecast or an Android TV device, keep reading. […]
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The cell phone is the crux of communication in the modern world. We have seen it evolve from a wireless version of a landline phone, to become what is now a handheld computer. This has all been possible mostly thanks to the advances in cellular networks. In the past two decades, we have seen cellular […]
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The Vivaldi browser is a lesser-known browser than Google Chrome or Microsoft Edge, but it’s more feature-filled than you might imagine. Because of this, the Vivaldi browser has a unique set of features that make it perfect for students. You may not think a browser can make a difference. But students have unique needs that […]
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Chances are that you rely on Google Maps for nearly all your navigation needs. While Google Maps is great at looking up local places, did you know it’s also an excellent trip and vacation planner? We have nine great tips to help get the most out of Google Maps when planning (and during) trips. This […]
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Apple hands out free email addresses with every new Apple ID registered. It might not be the powerhouse that is Gmail, but iCloud Mail is still a useful email service to have at your disposal. If you already use your iCloud Mail address, make sure you’re familiar with features like aliases and mail rules. If […]
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Google Photos has disrupted the cloud media backup industry. By offering unlimited storage for photos and videos on your smartphone for free, the app is tempting for any Android (or even iPhone) user. An increasing number of Android phones only have the Photos app, with no other default gallery app pre-installed. But is Google Photos […]
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